Indian civilization

Author: Liu Jian et al
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This book comprehensively and systematically introduces the formation, development, and evolution of Indian civilization, which has experienced both periods of prosperity and decline, as well as the struggles and resurgence after hardships. It objectively reviews the characteristics of Indian civilization and its interactive relationships with Chinese civilization, Islamic civilization, and Western civilization. This is the second book published by our press in the "Great Series of World Civilizations." The book uses history as the horizontal axis, dividing Indian civilization into three major periods: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern, while employing religion, society, culture, art, architecture, science, and technology as the vertical axis to comprehensively and systematically introduce the formation, development, and evolution of Indian civilization. It covers both periods of prosperity and decline, as well as the struggles and resurgence after hardships. The book objectively reviews the characteristics of Indian civilization and its interactive relationships with Chinese civilization, Islamic civilization, and Western civilization. It is rich in content and well-supported by detailed data.